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lol your logic is so beyond flawed it's hilarious...you and ECN who thinks he will shortly be making 6 figures are the perfect combo for comedy

Person A wants to keep all their possessions and not share right? Person B wants it to be shared, especially because they could really use it more than person A, right? Greed From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search For other uses, see Greed (disambiguation). 1909 painting The Worship of Mammon by Evelyn De Morgan. Shakespeare Sacrificed: Or the Offering to Avarice by James Gillray. Look up greed in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Greed is the inordinate desire to possess wealth, goods, or objects of abstract value with the intention to keep it for one's self, far beyond the dictates of basic survival and comfort. Hm, that is "Interdastin"

Anything you buy from any company (whether it's Apple or Acer) is obviously going to come from someone deeper in wealth than you are. Did you make your computer from the dirt, trees and grass in the backyard of the house that you built yourself (with wood you cut on your own)?

have fun, sounds great

Don't you work at a shoe store? lololololol

Battier has had 5 seasons in his career shooting over 39% from 3. This was the worst year of his career scoring the ball, so people forget just how lethal he used to be as a spot-up shooter, especially his first year in Houston. I don't expect him to be getting double figure points every game, but I do expect him to be someone who will make OKC pay when they leave him completely wide open from 3. For Miami, the key to this game is continuing to hit FT's like they did in Game 2...the entire post-season they've been AWFUL from the line and lost a few close games as a direct result of that. Also, I expect Bosh to be the most important individual player this game. He had a terrific Game 2 on the boards, and he's a tough matchup for the OKC big men due to his shooting, PnR ability and use of the pump fake when Ibaka is defending him. For OKC, Westbrook needs to pick his spots more wisely, and get Ibaka/Collison/Perkins some easy looks near the rim. The Big 3 alone of OKC will not beat Miami, especially in Miami. They will need contributions from everyone.

I was going to reply to the question in the first post, but I feel at this point there really wouldn't be a point. Lol

Wtf does that have to do with what I said.

What, exactly? What did he do when he tried that against the Spurs in 2007, or the Mavs in 2011? That was two teams who had a defensive anchor resting in the paint. Hell, Mike Brown admitted that LeBron had the green light many times throughout his career with Cleveland. Why didn't he average 35 then? If you shut down the paint, keeping LeBron out of it, he's not going to do what Durant does. That's the major difference between Bron and Durant...one is a reckless slasher that is unstoppable going to the rim, and the other can do whatever he wants from any spot on the floor. At one point, Kobe was the only guy I knew that could drop 40-50 points with few free throws, doing a lot of it with jumpers. Durant is now that guy, and that's what makes him scary. Right now, Durant may have talent around him, but he's also playing without a true PG and nobody to get him his shots. In fact, he's playing alongside someone that wants to take shots away from him, actually shooting more in the most important games of their careers. That is about as big of a problem (possibly worse) than not having all-star teammates. I want to be sure I have an assassin, just in case I'm not the best GM in the league. It's just as important if I have a guy who is not afraid of failure. Durant will take the last shot, take the final five if needed, miss them, and move on immediately. LeBron won't do that, or he'll miss and decide to pass up on those shots later on. Wade is already showing signs of his age, and his inability to hit jumpshots (and his unwillingness to redefine and/or polish his game over the years) has hurt him more than anything. Now, he's losing athleticism, and people are actually questioning whether or not he's better than Westbrook in this series. Really? I mean, in December, we were still talking about how Wade is a top three player...but maybe it was us desperately trying to convince people he's just tired, or injured. What's going to happen when LeBron starts feeling it? What happened with Iverson? LeBron may be the best player in the NBA right now, but that doesn't necessarily mean I want him over Durant, if I'm looking to build a dynasty.

ECN, can I ask you how much you work? You're on OTR all day, every day complaining about Obama and sucking on LeBron's dick. You seem to bitch about this all the [expletive]ing time, and I doubt you have a 6 figure salary that would even warrant your complaining

He'll only cry if there's a ref nearby.

And I thought that I was spoiled lol. Moms are the best.

No, but his haters will. BRB 75% of OTR.

Lol, stop acting like US citizens actually want the jobs most of the illegal immigrants do...